RehabWeek is a one-week event that brings together clinical, scientific, and industry professionals in the field of rehabilitation technology to foster cross-disciplinary exchange and communication, promoting the development of relationships and collaborations. RehabWeek includes keynote lectures, scientific presentations, clinical case studies, panel discussions, and poster presentations. ABLE Human Motion participated

  We are pleased to announce that “EngageABLE”, a project of ABLE Human Motion in collaboration with the dutch hospital Sint Maartenskliniek, has been awarded for funding by DIH-HERO. The goal of this project is to enhance the capabilities of the ABLE Exoskeleton to promote users’ motivation and faster learning.

We interviewed Prof. Dr. Ing. Rüdiger Rupp, a key opinion leader in the field of rehabilitation technology with more than 25 years of clinical experience, to talk about rehabilitation, exoskeleton technology, clinical trials and many more. Prof. Dr. Ing. Rüdiger Rupp is the Head of Experimental Neurorehabilitation at the Heidelberg

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Our CEO Alfons Carnicero Carmona was honoured to take part in the MIT Innovator Under 35 Europe Innovation Festival which took place over three days at the scenic Gaoth Dobhair, Co. Donegal in Ireland. Alfons has been recognized as Innovator Under 35 by MIT Technology Review EmTech Europe! Innovator Under

Nuestro CEO Alfons Carnicero Carmona tuvo el honor de participar en el MIT Innovator Under 35 Europe Innovation Festival que tuvo lugar durante tres días en el icónico Gaoth Dobhair, Co. Donegal Irlanda. ¡Alfons ha sido reconocido como Innovator Under 35 por MIT Technology Review y EmTech! Innovators Under 35

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Congratulations to the ONWARD team for the incredible progress they are making in the field of neuroengineering! 🙂 In recent days, numerous media have reported the news of a great advance for science, and especially for all those people with spinal cord injury and their medical and caregiver teams. The

Helena López; why did you decide to become a physiotherapist? Because I like dealing with people, I like helping, I like healthcare… All these reasons were leading me towards medicine, but, in that case, I would spend little time with the patient. I preferred the contact, to be more involved

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ABLE Human Motion participated in RehabWeek 2021 from September 23-25, one of the most prominent international conferences in rehabilitation technology. The goal of the conference is to foster interdisciplinary exchange and learning between clinical, scientific, and industry professionals, promoting the development of relationships and collaborations between them. RehabWeek includes keynote

During RehabWeek2021, ABLE Human Motion and the European Centre of Neurosciences (CEN) presented a collaborative case study and clinical site visit. To showcase how technology companies and clinical institutions can work together to provide better therapy. The clinical case presented was Pau. A 32-year-old man who suffered a T9 complete

Testing collaboration between RYSEN ® and the ABLE Exoskeleton ® allows for unparalleled gait training experience with no fear for safety. A collaborative testing session at the European Centre of Neurosciences (CEN, Madrid, Spain) allowed clinicians and engineers to come together to try a combination of two leading innovations in

The 2020 Paralympic Games, the competition of life, which took place a year later than planned in the Japanese capital, Tokyo, have recently ended. Many emotions experienced in those last days, which have inspired hope in all athletes eager to be the next protagonists of the Olympic or Paralympic Games.

The XVI Paralympic Games are ongoing in the city of Tokyo. In the world of sport, the elite athletes fight to be able to participate in the Olympic Games, the greatest exponent and representation of the best challengers. The history goes back much further than our era. We must rearward